I can't thank you enough Gerry for going out and braving the elements to capture so many hours of Irish Rail in it's hay day. Your videos are seriously good!! Thank you so much for sharing them.
Thanks fishplate7. The thanks goes to D.McCabe for making the videos.The videos will be all Denis' from now on as I have exhausted all my material Gerry
Nice shots Gerry Gormanstown shots I like them alot were any shots taken near to Mosney or the Station also do you have any shots of Mosney Station of trains stopping at the station
Paul Johnston Thanks Paul I put in the names that I think are correct but not them all as some tomes it's hard to identify places that have changed so much as time goes by.
I can't thank you enough Gerry for going out and braving the elements to capture so many hours of Irish Rail in it's hay day.
Your videos are seriously good!! Thank you so much for sharing them.
Niall Farrell. Thanks glad you enjoyed but you must remember the video was made by D. McCabe I edited the video as in opening credits.
One of the best videos of Irish Rail. Well done
Thanks for the wonderful insights. best wishes from Germany!
Superb footage, miss those wonderful days *****
Gerry, it seems you have a very substantial archive. Thanks for sharing these wonderful clips.
Excellent footage, as always Gerry. Great to see the cement bubbles in their heyday! Looking forward to the next one!
Great video clips, thanks for sharing. I think you have possibly the best irish rail footage on youtube
Thank you nirclass80 for your comment. more on the way.
Gerry
Fantastic footage Gerry / Denis. Thanks for posting it.
Thanks fishplate7. The thanks goes to D.McCabe for making the videos.The videos will be all Denis' from now on as I have exhausted all my material
Gerry
Nice shots Gerry Gormanstown shots I like them alot were any shots taken near to Mosney or the Station also do you have any shots of Mosney Station of trains stopping at the station
That's a 6101 on the rosslare line at 1.06 i didn't think they ran that route that time unless it's a special as the mk2s were withdrawn in July 2004
Thanks for your comment. The Push Pulls ran on the Rosslare line on Sundays only.
Totally enjoyed those videos, would have liked ALL the place names !! thanks for posting,
Paul Johnston Thanks Paul I put in the names that I think are correct but not them all as some tomes it's hard to identify places that have changed so much as time goes by.
Thanks Richard. Glad you enjoyed
Thank you Martin Bitter glad you enjoyed
Gerry
1:40 - the last coach is painted in an unusual livery. Anyone know what that was about?
It's the livery used on the Cu na Mara the Galway service. The coach just on a different service.
Gerry
@@gerryconmy Ah ok, I thought it has the same livery as the rest of the mk 3 coaches, I often saw it at Heuston, would have been around 2001/2002
Thanks Anthony glad you enjoyed.
Gerry.
I notice the railway is unfenced which is not a UK practice. Interesting.
That might be because this is Ireland not the UK